After watching this review I purchased the OGO! Thank you!!

Some of these toilets are absolutely overprized! I honestly don´t understand why some of these plastic containers which contain just a plastic trash can and a plastic urine bottle, cost hundreds of dollars or euros! lt´s ridiculous. The only somewhat unusual part is the urine separator. I understand that things made lovingly out of wood, or more complicated affairs like those real compost toilets with a mixer and a ventilator are more expensive - but there´s no reason for these steep prices for simple plastic buckets! I really like the solution of the guy who just pees into the potty with a cassette, and if he needs to crap, he just lines the bowl with a plastic bag. And when he is done, the bag is closed with a knot and then discarded into the trash! You can refine this process a bit by adding some coconut fiber to the crap in the bag in order to prevent nasty smells in your trash bin. Cat owners who have cleaned cat toilets hundreds of times, or mothers and fathers who have changed the diapers of their kids, should not have any problems whatsoever with that simple procedure 😊 I really don´t understand why so many people get so squeamish about their liquid and solid excrements! That said, l have to admit that there are some large scale problems with simply discarding our fresh solid excrements into ordinary public trash cans. If just a few people are doing it, there´s no problem whatsoever, and it´s far better than adding harmful chemicals to a cassette toilet. However, if discarding our solids into the trash becomes a mass movement, some local infrastructures.might not be able to handle hundreds of poop bags which have been thrown away by travelling campers. And not all of them will use bags which are sturdy enough, and some of those bags might rupture or even explode if it is warm outside! The campers will be gone by then, and the locals are left with a very unpleasant and smelly problem! Another down side is the use of so many extra plastic bags. For those who really want to recycle their biological waste without constantly throwing plastic bags into the trash, real compost toilets with a mixer and a fan are a great solution. Even if it´s not always possible to add the solid stuff to a proper compost heap, the stuff is much more pleasant and far less smelly, when it has spent a few weeks in the bucket with a mixer, and it is not harmful to add it to an ordinary waste bin. And you only need one plastic bag once in a while. For those who really try to care for the enviroment, those compost toilets are worth a try.

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Would you be able to put RV toilet chemicals in the cassette tank for break down and smell?

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When I get a camper van it's definitely going to be an OGO toilets

Just bought the natures head for my mini cabin. Should work well with my compost bin.

This van is really nice. Very close to what I have in mind for my build in a couple years. Definitely will be interviewing and considering you for my build.

Great info. Thank you so much

A complete review of all portable toilets for van life, including pee bottle, but skipping nappies.

What's the cost for a van like this

ThanQ!......what about the use of toilet paper, in or out ? and a sanitizer bottle with half vinegar and water mix?

Tip for women: pee into a sturdy, large-mouth plastic yogurt container, hold it close but not tight, then pour it out through wide-ish funnel (cut short a rubber female funnel, yes the ones that never work), into a standby 3 qt milk jug, with a teaspoon of distilled white vinegar per jug. No odor, and plenty of storage. Best wishes!

Your builds are both beautiful and practical. Just right!

Great video. A lot of options. To me, constipation is the best option. It's cheaper and no mess. Lol.

My dream had always been to convert a short bus something like this. You are doing incredible things! I wish I could afford to do something like this, our even just buy one of yours. It's a dream I hope one day can come true.

I'm planning on getting a pop up truck camper and this is the exact video that I needed!! Amazing job going through every option from a bucket to the more expensive and fancy options. Great video.

You rock. Thank you for this thorough review. Lots of laughs along the way.

Its huge and lovely.

I’m installing the cuddy right now. I’m a bit nervous now that I’ve seen the dead spots. I’ll let you know how it turns out.

Just poop in a bag and pee in a jug… done… I just saved you an hour and 15 minutes…

Nice 🥰

Hey man ! You forgot the best toilet !! It is the bucket !!

Love this build. Its what im looking for.

Im saving down payment for one. It will be my home, at age 72.

Nice build! Impressive how well you thought through the details.

How each is emptied is a big part of it

Absolutely Stunning craftsmanship!

So glad I stumbled on this video. Thanks for doing such a thorough and well explained survey of what's out there. I have watched dozens of rv van videos but no one wants to talk about this subject - your information was very helpful for someone with no experience trying to decide which system will be best for their situation.

So impressive. Are you able to share the price of this particular build?

Really nice! I think your client had a great idea with the headboard

The garage cabinets and wiring layout looks great - very clean and neat work!

Beautiful van. Love the walnut.

AI is shit

Natures head is the absolute ugliest toilet out there

How much would this cost to build with the Van included?

Excellent build and video! Do you think EV Vans have a future?

Very poor presentation. Lacks a lot details.

Another beauty, well done! I didn’t catch where the shower grey water ends up (guessing a 10-15 gallon tank underneath). And a benefit of that headboard design is as an extra barrier between the noggin and rear doors on cold nights.

I love it. I'm very impressed. What is the cost of something like this?

I look forward to seeing your video on the Clesana toilet. It looks like it takes the best aspects of the Wrappon and puts it the nice shell of the Laveo. I hope it becomes popular in the US.

do you have some kind of speech problem or are you just too lazy to speak properly without sounding like you have a friggin' frog in your throat

Very nice. Well thought out design. The closest yet to my needs. Couple questions: 1. Can you integrate a Timberline system into a build like this? 2. I'd like a larger refrigerator in lieu of some of that cabinet storage. 3. Absolutely love the garage. Best in class 4. Are you able to add the 40g extended fuel tank to this setup? 5. Is that a 48v air conditioner? 6. I'm assuming no issues adding a 5g cassette toilet? 7. Where does that shower drain? 8. How do I contact you?

Beautiful van and explanation of the design choices.

I know who I'm going to

Can't get enough of all your vans; shop or outdoor setting.

You should do a video review on the Sprinter 144 Highline

was wondering when US would find these awesome toilets, its all the rave in Europe :)

Nice setup.

What a stunning van!!! I love your vans and the workmanship is outstanding!! Thank you for showing us these wonderful builds.